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| Issue date: | 08/17/1999 |
| From: | Collins S NRC (Affiliation Not Assigned) |
| To: | Connors C, Connors L, Moran J NEW JERSEY, STATE OF |
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] [. Ths Honor; bis Leon rd T. Connors, Jr.
August 17, 1999 N,w J:rsey Sen:ts
, forked Riv:r, NJ 08731
Dear Mr. Connors:
I am responding to your letter of July 12,1999, to Chairman Dicus of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) on behalf of Mrs. Felicia M. Massari and her concerns about the Oyster Creek Nuclear Generating Station not yet being fully Year 2000 (Y2K) compliant.
The licensee (GPU Nuclear, Inc.) for the Oyster Creek Nuclear Generating Station has submitted a schedule stating it will be Y2K ready by September 30,1999. There are still two software systems requiring remediation. One is a system for controlling personnel qualifications, and the other is a system for tracking personnel radiation exposure and access to radiologically controlled areas. Neither software system affects any safety systems, the safe operation of the facility, nor the ability to safely shut down the facility. The licensee has stated that failure of these software systems would merely require manual tracking of personnel qualifications and radiation exposures.
The NRC staff is carefully monitoring licensee efforts to become fully Y2K ready. The staff is fully committed to independently verify the completion of the remaining Y2K items at plants that have not yet achieved readiness. Alllicensees are expected to be Y2K ready before December 31,1999. By September 30,1999, the NRC will make a final determination as to whether additional regulatory action is warranted to address Y2K readiness issues, including, if warranted, shutdown of a plant. At this time, the NRC believes that all licensees will be able to operate their plants safely during the transition from 1999 to 2000 and beyond; and, the NRC does not anticipate the need to direct any significant plant-specific action to address possible Y2K problems.
We appreciate your comments and hope this letter is responsive to your concerns and those of your constituent, if you would like information on the background, status, and resolution of Y2K activities, including our final report on Y2K readiness which we expect to issue in the form of a staff report by August 31,1999, please visit our website at WWW,NRC. goy _, Click on News and Information and then click on Year 2000 Issues. If you have any other questions on this matter, please contact me.
Sincerely,,
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Dear Mr. Moran:
I am responding to your letter of July 12,1999, to Chairman Dieus of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) on behalf of Mrs. Felicia M. Massari and her concerns about the Oyster Creek Nuclear Generating Station not yet being fully Year 2000 (Y2K) compliant.
The licensee (GPU Nuclear, Inc.) for the Oyster Creek Nuclear Generating Station has submitted a schedule stating it will be Y2K ready by September 30,1999. There are still two software systems requiring remediation. One is a system for controlling personnel qualifications, and the other is a system for tracking personnel radiation exposure and access to radiologically controlled areas. Neither software system affects any safety systems, the safe ,
operation of the facility, nor the ability to safely shut down the facility. The licensee has stated that failure of these software systems would merely require manual tracking of personnel qualifications and radiation exposures. l The NRC staff is carefully monitoring licensee efforts to become fully Y2K ready. The staff is fully committed to independently verify the completion of the remaining Y2K items at plants that have not yet achieved readiness. Alllicensees are expected to be Y2K ready before ,
December 31,1999. By September 30,1999, the NRC will make a final determination as to j whether additional regulatory action is warranted to address Y2K readiness issues, including, if !
warranted, shutdown of a plant. At this time, the NRC believes that all licensees will be able to operate their plants safely during the transition from 1999 to 2000 and beyond; and, the NRC ;
does not anticipate the need to direct any significant plant-specific action to address possible Y2K problems.
We appreciate your comments and hope this letter is responsive to your concerns and those of
- your constituent. If you would like information on the background, status, and resolution of Y2K activities, including our final report on Y2K readiness which we expect to issue in the form of a ;
staff report by August 31,1999, please visit our website at WWW.NRC. GOV. Click on News and Information and then click on Year 2000 issues. If you have any other questions on this matter, please contact me.
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,, [. Th3 Honor: bis Chri toph:r J. Connors August 17, 1999 N:wJ:rs:y Ass:mbly
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Dear Mr. Connors:
I am responding to your letter of July 12,1999, to Chairman Dicus of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) on behalf of Mrs. Felicia M. Massari and her concems about the j Oyster Creek Nuclear Generating Station not yet being fully Year 2000 (Y2K) compliant. '
The licensee (GPU Nuclear, Inc.) for the Oyster Creek Nuclear Generating Station has ,
submitted a schedule stating it will be Y2K ready by September 30,1999. There are still two '
software systems requiring remediation. One is a system for controlling personnel qualifications, and the other is a system for tracking personnel radiation exposure and access to radiologically controlled areas. Neither software system affects any safety systems, the safe operation of the facility, nor the ability to safely shut down the facility. The licensee has stated I that failure of these software systems would merely require manual tracking of personnel qualifications and radiation exposures.
The NRC staff is carefully monitoring licensee efforts to become fully Y2K ready. The staff is I fully committed to independently verify the completion of the remaining Y2K items at plants that )
have not yet achieved readiness. All licensees are expected to be Y2K ready before '
December 31,1999. By September 30,1999, the NRC will make a final determination as to whether additional regulatory action is warranted to address Y2K readiness issues, including, if warranted, shutdown of a plant. At this time, the NRC believes that all licensees will be able to operate their plants safely during the transition from 1999 to 2000 and beyond; arid, the NRC )
does not anticipate the need to direct any significant plant-specific action to address possible Y2K problems.
We appreciate your comments and hope this letter is responsive to your concerns and those of your constituent. If you would like information on the background, status, and resolution of Y2K activities, including our final report on Y2K readiness which we expect to issue in the form of a staff report by August 31,1999, please visit our website at WWW.NRC. GOV. Click on News and Information and then click on Year 2000 Issues. If you have any other questions on this matter, please contact me.
Sincerely, Original signed by:
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Dear Mr. Connors:
I am responding to your letter of July 12,1999, to Chairman Dicus of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) on behalf of Mrs. Felicia M. Massari and her concerns about the Oyster Creek Nuclear Generating Station not yet being fully Year 2000 (Y2K) compliant.
The licensee (GPU Nuclear, Inc.) for the Oyster Creek Nuclear Generating Station has submitted a schedule stating it will be Y2K ready by September 30,1999. There are still two software systems requiring remediation. One is a system for controlling personnel qualifications, and the other is a system for tracking personnel radiation exposure and access to radiologically controlled areas. Neither software system affects any safety systems, the safe operation of the facility, nor the ability to safely shut down the facility. The licensee has stated that failure of these software systems would merely require manual tracking of personnel qualifications and radiation exposures.
The NRC staff is carefully monitoring licensee efforts to become fully Y2K ready. The staff is fully committed to independently verify the completion of the remaining Y2K items at plants that have not yet achieved readiness. All licensees are expected to be Y2K ready before December 31,1999. By September 30,1999, the NRC will make a final determination as to whether additional regulatory action is warranted to address Y2K readiness issues, including, if warranted, shutdown of a plant. At this time, the NRC believes that all licensees will be able to operate their plants safely during the transition from 1999 to 2000 and beyond; and, the NRC does not anticipate the need to direct any significant plant-specific action to address possible Y2K problems.
We appreciate your comments and hope this letter is responsive to your concerns and those of your constituent. If you would like iraformation on the background, status, and resolution of Y2K activities, including our final report on Y2K readiness which we expect to issue in the form of a staff report by August 31,1999, please visit our website at WWW.NRC. GOV. Click on News and information and then click on Year 2000 Issues. If you have any other questions on this matter, please contact me.
Sincerely, Original signed by:
Samuel J. Collins, Director Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation DISTRIBUTION: See next page *See previous concurrence 4
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Dear Mr. Connors:
I am responding to your letter of July 12,1999, to Chairman Dicus of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) on behalf of Mrs. Felicia M. Massari and her concerns about the Oyster Creek Nuclear Generating Station not yet being fully Year 2000 (Y2K) compliant.
The licensee (GPU Nuclear, Inc.) for the Oyster Creek Nuclear Generating Station has submitted a schedule stating it will be Y2K ready by September 30,1999. There are still two software systems requiring remediation. One is a system for controlling personnel qualifications, and the other is a system for tracking personnel radiation exposure and access to radiologically controlled areas. Neither software system affects any safety systems, the safe operation of the facility, nor the ability to safely shut down the facility. The licensee has stated that failure of these software systems would merely require manual tracking of personnel qualifications and radiation exposures.
The NRC staff is carefully monitoring licensee efforts to become fully Yi:K ready. The staff is fully committed to independently verify the completion of the remaining Y2K items at plants that have not yet achieved readiness. Alllicensees are expected to be Y2K ready before December 31,1999. By September 30,19C9, the NRC will make a final determination as to whether additional regulatory action is warranted to address Y2K readiness issues, including, if warranted, shutdown of a plant. At this time, the NRC believes that all licensees will be able to l operate their plants safely during the transition from 1999 to 2000 and beyond; and, the NRC does not anticipate the need to direct any significant plant-specific action to address possible Y2K problems.
L We appreciate your comments and hope this letter is responsive to your concerns and those of your constituent. If you would like information on the background, status, and resolution of Y2K activities, including our final report on Y2K readiness which we expect to issue in the form of a staff report by August 31,1999, please visit our website at WWW.NRC. GOV. Click on News i and Information and then click on Year 2000 Issues. If you have any other questions on this matter, please contact me.
Sincerely,
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Dear Mr. Moran:
I am responding to your letter of July 12,1999, to Chairman Dicus of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) on behalf of Mrs. Felicia M. Massari and her concerns about the Oyster Creek Nuclear Generating Station not yet being fully Year 2000 (Y2K) compliant.
The licensee (GPU Nuclear, Inc.) for the Oyster Creek Nuclear Generating Station has submitted a schedule stating it will be Y2K ready by September 30,1999. There are still two software systems requiring remediation. One is a system for controlling personnel qualifications, and the other is a system for tracking personriel radiation exposure and access to radiologically controlled areas. Neither software system affects any safety systems, the safe operation of the facility, nor the ability to safely shut down the facility. The licensee has stated that failure of these software systems would merely require manual tracking of personnel qualifications and radiation exposures.
The NRC staff is carefully monitoring licensee efforts to become fully Y2K ready. The staff is fully committed to independently verify the completion of the remaining Y2K items at plants that have not yet achieved readiness. All license,es are expected to be Y2K ready before December 31,1999. By September 30,1999, the NRC will make a final determination as to whether additional regulatory action is warranted to address Y2K readiness issues, including, if warranted, shutdown of a plant. At this time, the NRC believes that all licensees will be able to operate their plants safely during the transition from 1999 to 2000 and beyond; and, the NRC {
does not anticipate the need to direct any significant plant-specific action to address possible t Y2K problems.
We appreciate your comments and hope this letter is responsive to your concerns and those your constituent. If you would like information on the background, status, and resolution of Y2P activities, inc!uding our final report on Y2K readiness which we expect to issue in the form of a staff report by August 31,1999, please visit our website at WWW.NRC. GOV. Click on News and information and then click on Year 2000 issues. If you have any other questions on this matter, please contact me.
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Dear Mr. Moran:
I am responding to your letter of July 12,1999, to Chairman Dicus of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) on behalf of Mrs. Felicia M. Massari and her concerns about the Oyster Creek Nuclear Generating Station not yet being fully Year 2000 (Y2K) compliant. !
l The licensee (GPU Nuclear, Inc.) for the Oyster Creek Nuclear Generating Station has .
submitted a schedule stating it will be Y2K ready by September 30,1999. There are still two !
software systems requiring remediation. One is a system for controlling personnel qualifications, and the other is a system for tracking personnel radiation exposure and access to radiologically controlled areas. Neither software system affects any safety systems, the safe operation of the facility, nor the ability to safely shut down the facility. The licensee has stated that failure of these software systems would merely require manual tracking of personnel qualifications and radiation exposures. !
I The NRC staff is carefully monitoring licensee efforts to become fully Y2K ready. The staff is I fully committed to independently verify the co.mpletion of the remaining Y2K items at plants that have not yet achieved readiness. All licensees are expected to be Y2K ready before December 31,1999. By September 30,1999, the NRC will make a final determination as to whether additional regulatory action is warranted to address Y2K readiness issues, including, if warrantedishutdown of a plant. At this time, the NRC believes that all licensees will be able to operate their plants safely during the transition from 1999 to 2000 and beyond; and, the NRC does not anticipate the need to direct any significant plant-specific action to address possible Y2K problems.
We appreciate your comments and hope this letter is responsive to your concerns and those of your constituent. If you would like information on the background, status, and resolution of Y2K activities, including our final report on Y2K readiness which we expect to issue in the form of a staff report by August 31,1999, please visit our website at WWW.NRC. GOV. Click on News and Information and then click on Year 2000 issues. If you have any other questions on this matter, please contact me.
Sincerely, W (A k Samuel J. Collins, Director Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation I
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Dear Mr. Connors:
I am responding to your letter of July 12,1999, to Chairman Dieus of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) on behalf of Mrs. Felicia M. Massari and her concerns about the Oyster Creek Nuclear Generating Station not yet being fully Year 2000 (Y2K) compliant.
- The licensee (GPU Nuclear, Inc.) for the Oyster Creek Nuclear Generating Station has submitted a schedule stating it will be Y2K ready by September 30,19S9. There are still two software systems requiring remediation. One is a system for controlling personnel qualifications, and the other is a system for tracking personnel radiation exposure and access to radiologically controlled areas. Neither software system affects any safety systems, the safe operation of the facility, nor the ability to safely shut down the facility. The licensee has stated that failure of these software systems would merely require manual tracking of personnel qualifications and radiation exposures.
- The NRC staff is carefully monitoring licensee efforts to become fully Y2K ready. The staff is !
fully committed to independently verify the completion of the remaining Y2K items at plants that have not yet achieved readiness. All licensees are expected to be Y2K ready before December 31,1999. By September 30,1999, the NRC will make a final determination as to l whether additional regulatory action is warranted to address Y2K readiness issues, including, if !
warranted, shutdown of a plant. At this time, the NRC believes that all licensees will be able to '
operate their plants safely during the transition from 1999 to 2000 and beyond; and, the NRC does not anticipate the need to direct any significant plant-specific action to address possible Y2K problems.
We appreciate your comments and hope this letter is responsive to your concerns and those of your constituent. If you would like information on the background, status, and resolution of Y2K activities, including our final report on Y2K readiness which we expect to issue in the form of a staff report by August 31,1999, please visit our website at WWW.NRC. GOV. Click on News and Information and then click on Year 2000 issues. If you have any other questions on this matter, please contact me.
Sincerely, Original signed by:
Samuel J. Collins, Director Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation DISTRIBUTION: See next page *See previous concurrence
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Dear Mr. Connors:
I am responding to your letter of July 12,1999, to Chairman Dicus of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) on behalf of Mrs. Felicia M. Massari and her concerns about the j Oyster Creek Nuclear Generating Station not yet being fully Year 2000 (Y2K) compliant. !
The licensee (GPU Nuclear, Inc.) for the Oyster Creek Nuclear Generating Station has 1
-e submitted a schedule stating it will be Y2K ready by September 30,1999. There are still two {
software systems requiring remediation. One is a system for controlling personnel !
qualifications, and the other is a system for tracking personnel radiation exposure and access -
to radiologically controlled areas. Neither software system affects any safety systems, the safe -
operation of the facility, nor the ability to safely shut down the facility. The licensee has stated i that failure of these software systems would merely require manual tracking of personnel l
~ qualifications and radiation exposures. l l
The NRC staff is carefully monitoring licensee efforts to become fully Y2K ready. The staff is fully committed to independently verify the completion of the remaining Y2K items at plants that j have not yet achieved readiness. Alllicensees are expected to be Y2K ready before l December 31,1999. By September 30,1999, the NRC will make a final determination as to j whether additional regulatory action is warranted to address Y2K readiness issues, including, if l warranted, shutdown of a plant. At this time, the NRC believes that all licensees will be able to i operate their plants safely during the transition from 1999 to 2000 and beyond; and, the NRC l does not anticipate the need to direct any significant plant-specific action to address possible !
Y2K problems.
l We appreciate your comments and hope this letter is responsive to your concerns and those of I your constituent. If you would like information on the background, status, and resolution of Y2K activities, including our final report on Y2K readiness which we expect to issue in the form of a staff report by August 31,1999, please visit our website at WWW.NRC. GOV. Click on News and Information and then click on Year 2000 issues. If you have any other questions on this matter, please contact me.
Sincerely, M684 WM7 Samuel J. Collins, Director Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
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